I guess you may have caught a sneak peek of this outfit since I’ve posted a close-up something seen here and here on Instagram. Plus, you are probably no stranger to this patchwork trench from DKNY as we’ve mentioned it before. Though the truth is that you are supposed to barely go wrong with a camel coat, still, let alone the somehow frenzied idea of, what I thought of on a whim before, matching this versatile trench with all-training-suit-everything for gymnastic chic, I go for a proportionally classy yet aesthetically playful scent.

The striped knit worn underneath with color-block motifs is a show-stopper I found at Outnet final sale. As a matter of fact, It’s an off-season Alexander Wang from its 2012 Spring/Summer collection(similar runway look here), yet from a wearing perception, it’s concertedly in conjunction with current aesthetics. A tailored faux leather jacket is sandwiched between and shares cohesion with the black patches of the trench while distinguishing layers in texture. On the significance of winter comfy, wool twill pants (like these from Magine) are highly concerned as wardrobe stables. And thanks to the cropped proportion visually extended by the versatile trench, all the layers are seen neither mussy nor sloppy.

Once we’ve had a profound craving for the safety-pin spectacles by Gianni Versace, spotting the gorgeous Liz Hurley rocking ‘that dress’to receive global coverage that catapulted it to Wikipedia. And people gradually reach a consensus that safety pin, as well as those outrageous prints and fine jewelries, is the seminal signature of Versace perfection. Plus, thanks to Donatella who recreates the rebellion perfection and the final sale, our craving has eventually come to fulfillment.

Now I just keep staring my new Versus baby, and yes this is

B–R–E–A–T–H–T–A–K–I–N–G.

Forget the complaints about the freezing temperature in winter, for isn’t it the exact time to embrace double-coated and texture-layering? Maybe I shouldn’t blame it on the magazines too much for instilling styling echos for coats like ‘think pink’ or ‘the longer, the better’ because on a 6-feet somewhat maniquene, it does work impeccably well. For those just-more-than-five-feet mankin like me, however, things could turn out to be as disastrous as a so-called celebrity in a well-tailored Dolce & Gabbana pants whose bottom hems are way too lengthy to unveil the shoes. Plus, I’ve never had a knack for pink and possibly never will. Thus, the twist we are going to talk about is there. You know i’m a jacket person and part-time clutch guy, yet for coats i stay otherwise. I’ve put it so hard to wear coats but the results are always with a propensity toward innate flaw related to my physical height. And what impresses me most is that I eventually manage to find thisBlack by Icekeki coat composed of compound jersey fabric and neoprene lining which is endorsing a sort of solid grey and minimal structure . The length is right on its way, which precisely covers the butt to reveal my legs as much as possible. And I allow myself courtesy of even more vibrant patterns and textures this time including several of my craving pieces, for I believe that under the fifty shades of grey, messy messes tend to share some mutual affinity.The Asos banana jumper extends cohesion to my favorite ‘Mustardno’ jeans while the varsity bomber from Topshop covers a scent of contrast in navy as well as some panels of mustard as response. Still, none could ever miss out the Kenzo mesh pouch that pops the ensemble with a decent exaggeration and a read-it-aloud logo. A pair of clunky two-tone slip-ons really looks put together. They are revealing my emaciated ankles and inevitably comfortable. But most importantly, after all, they are pony!

One (gay) man’s meat is another (straight) man’s poison, that is seemingly what is in conjunction with my current new-ins. You could never ever imagine a heterosexual someone, I mean a guy specifically, dressing in a pair of skinny mustard or a sweater with four distinct vibrant colors, let alone out with a ‘refugee’ bag which they distaste the most. Plus, they will surly stay away from what is innately claimed to be man-repelling as is shown on the cover. Thus, I guess the only thing they might like to have a try is a coat from womenswear section embracing masculine silhouette (and also masculine color, grey, of course!)

It’s my very first time capitalizing on the annual Black Friday sales to gain some real bargains. Purchasing a Moschino signifier like this pair of ‘Mustardno’(Mustard + Moschino) jeans from ShangPin.com is much worthier than I’ve expected. Besides the fine texture, elaborate linings, or the signature Mustadno that it is supposed to be, an sartorial hilarity bursts out from the ‘MOSCHINO’ inside as well as the adorable heart-shaped embroidery.

What’s more, I’ve brought myself some custom-made stuffs this time including this J.W. Anderson inspired sweater and a Celine inspired‘refugee’ clutch. Since my bank balance would definitely crack downward the threshold if I’d go for an Anderson’s perfection, I handpicked a cozy and flattering fabric which is composed of 100% cashmere, and asked a local manufacturer to make this epitomy piece to indulge my craving.

In case you’d ask whether the clutch is reworked from a real ‘refugee’ bag, I will give an affirmative yes. Yet I sewn a lining in it for durability. The materials (big refugee bags) are everywhere here in China (I think that partly contributes to the ‘Chinatown Plaid/Bag’ saying) and can be easily gained without costing a penny. And yes it does make anyone holding it like a fashion victim who is digging Philo Phoebe‘ wisdom yet unfortunately unable to spare a penny.

For the record, I’ve set about to read Man Repeller‘s eponymous book written by its founder, the style(and word as well)-democratizingLeandra Medine. Since I’m still on my way reading, it might seem too early to draw a conclusion on it right now. Yet as far as I’ve covered, Leandra is well demonstrating her ingenious sense of humor like she also does. And according to her embarrassed overweight situation after the camping trip which we pre-overweight community all identify with, I’ll definitely complete it for no reason.